Rustic meets modern in designer Ellen Denisevich-Grickis's Rhode Island home, which features a Murano glass chandelier hanging above a vibrant Shaker-style island.
Large windows overlook the pasture in this Martha's Vineyard kitchen by architect Mark Hutker, which includes a La Cornue range and granite counters.
This streamlined upstate New York kitchen designed by Thad Hayes includes a circa-1910 iron chandelier.
Barstools by Mulligan's add a homey element to this Dutchess County, New York, kitchen by Gil Schafer, who also designed the cabinetry.
The kitchen of this Hunterdon County, New Jersey, residence by Michael Graves, John Diebboll, and Robert Miller features maple cabinets.
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Fulvio Di Rosa restored the ceilings and designed the cabinets at this home in Borgo di Vagli, a tiny village in Tuscany.
A combination of reclaimed and patinated new wood was used to create the cabinets in this Bucks County, Pennsylvania, barn by Penny Drue Baird and Irwin Weiner.
The kitchen and dining area of Dean Marchetto's upstate New York farmhouse juxtaposes Arts and Crafts with modern furnishings.
The island in architect Howard J. Backen's sunny Napa Valley, California, kitchen doubles as a work space and a gathering spot.
Mark Manardo and Barbara Balow designed this Michigan kitchen to look like a communal Shaker kitchen.
The unfussy kitchen of Angela Lansbury's farmhouse on the southeast coast of Ireland features a long table so that meals can be prepared and eaten in the same room.
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